Springbrook High School - Trident Yearbook (Silver Spring, MD)

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Weekend Homecoming was considered by many to be the biggest school-wide event of the year. The weekend began with the traditional bonfire, where the spectators were treated to a display of the shapely legs and lithe move- ments of the football team members dressed as cheerleaders. Saturday morning featured the parade which included the class of '68's prize winning float. Fortunately for the festive spirit of the weekend, Springbrook crushed Kennedy 50 to 0. During halftime the princesses from each class were presented, and Jo McKee was crowned Homecoming Queen. That evening 700 alumni and students danced to the sound of the band, Leaves of Grass , at City Lights , which crowned the weekend with a flourish. 'J A Kennedy player burns, i?'W35'l' -1-s1d Flying high. Oomp-pah-pahl

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00 Hitchhike, Baby! Homecoming The one up front must be c senior. The mini-skirt was not designed for knees like these.

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Stadium Dedication The time capsule is interred for posterity. Springbrook's new athletic stadium was formally dedicated at the first home football game in September, Mr. Paul Rydell, Presi- dent of the Booster's Club, spoke briefly congratulating Springbrook on its successful fund drive. Afterwards, a time capsule was buried in the ground near-by. The day was topped off with a smashing victory over the Churchill Bull-dogs by a score of 25-20. O2 Attention! The Big Three meet for the dedication of new stadium.